Breaking the laws of Muhjari in Dhaztanar was not a good idea as the Caliph, Abu Bakr maintained that he was a devout follower of Muhjari and to demonstrate this, he strictly prohibited alcohol inside the walls of the Medinat and his troops were tasked with finding and shutting down establishments that trafficed in ale, wine and spirits. He imposed particularly harsh punishments on those caught doing so. In contrast, Port Ghaast in Murghôm, although predominantly populated by followers of Muhjari, saw drinking, gambling and womanizing as common activities.
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| - Breaking the laws of Muhjari in Dhaztanar was not a good idea as the Caliph, Abu Bakr maintained that he was a devout follower of Muhjari and to demonstrate this, he strictly prohibited alcohol inside the walls of the Medinat and his troops were tasked with finding and shutting down establishments that trafficed in ale, wine and spirits. He imposed particularly harsh punishments on those caught doing so. In contrast, Port Ghaast in Murghôm, although predominantly populated by followers of Muhjari, saw drinking, gambling and womanizing as common activities.
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| - Breaking the laws of Muhjari in Dhaztanar was not a good idea as the Caliph, Abu Bakr maintained that he was a devout follower of Muhjari and to demonstrate this, he strictly prohibited alcohol inside the walls of the Medinat and his troops were tasked with finding and shutting down establishments that trafficed in ale, wine and spirits. He imposed particularly harsh punishments on those caught doing so. In contrast, Port Ghaast in Murghôm, although predominantly populated by followers of Muhjari, saw drinking, gambling and womanizing as common activities.
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